This summer, the same talk raged inside The Wall Street Journal, eventually spilling into public view. Almost 300 members of the news division signed a letter to Journal CEO Almar Latour alleging “lack of fact-checking and transparency and apparent disregard of evidence” in the opinion division, primarily concerning the early June publication of an op-ed by Heather Mac Donald entitled “The Myth of Systemic Police Racism.” Read Full Article »
Facts About Police Behavior Matter
In h
is presidential-nomination acceptance speech, Democrat Joe Biden cited “systemic racism” as an established fact, despite the fact the evidence does not support that notion – most significantly, not in policing. Such loose talk is incendiary.
This summer, the same talk raged inside The Wall Street Journal, eventually spilling into public view. Almost 300 members of the news division signed a letter to Journal CEO Almar Latour alleging “lack of fact-checking and transparency and apparent disregard of evidence” in the opinion division, primarily concerning the early June publication of an op-ed by Heather Mac Donald entitled “The Myth of Systemic Police Racism.” Read Full Article »
This summer, the same talk raged inside The Wall Street Journal, eventually spilling into public view. Almost 300 members of the news division signed a letter to Journal CEO Almar Latour alleging “lack of fact-checking and transparency and apparent disregard of evidence” in the opinion division, primarily concerning the early June publication of an op-ed by Heather Mac Donald entitled “The Myth of Systemic Police Racism.” Read Full Article »
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